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Understanding Dyslexia with Marcia Brissett-Bailey

Watch time: 14 minutes 15 seconds Marcia Brissett-Bailey (author of "Black, brilliant and Dyslexic") shares her experiences of the intersectionality of issues she's faced and how she conquered challenges through the diagnosis of her dyslexia and with the right support and mentoring. While she initially felt that she didn’t belong at school, Marcia talks about how she was soon being supported once she got diagnosed with being dyslexic, about parenting a dyslexic child and how she's gone on to becoming a dyslexic champion and advocate. As a black woman girl living in London, Marcia reflects on her experience growing up in Hackney, and talks about the vital importance of questioning if race plays a part in how various institutions perceive certain behaviours, or if support is forth coming - and how those prejudices can have a perilous impact on how children. Not just on how they feel about themselves and what they can (or aren't given the chance to ) achieve, how the reality of failing to get a diagnosis and support can lead to being excluded from school and potentially into the direction of the prison system. Marcia explains the importance of early diagnosis, screening, getting help through counselling, tutoring, encouraging a child to gain confidence and joining a family forum. At Nip in the Bud, our goal is to ensure that every parent and professional has access to high-quality information about children’s mental health and neurodiversity. Our focus is on early intervention in primary and middle school-aged children. You can watch all of our free films on our website: Children's Mental Health https://nipinthebud.org/ ADHD https://nipinthebud.org/adhd-in-child... Anxiety https://nipinthebud.org/anxiety-in-ch... Autism Spectrum Condition https://nipinthebud.org/autism-in-chi... Conduct Disorder/ODD https://nipinthebud.org/conduct-disor... Depression https://nipinthebud.org/depression-in... Dyslexia: https://nipinthebud.org/films-parents... Eating Disorders: https://nipinthebud.org/films-parents... OCD https://nipinthebud.org/ocd-in-children/ PTSD https://nipinthebud.org/ptsd-in-child… Self-Harm: https://nipinthebud.org/films-parents... Trauma: https://nipinthebud.org/films-parents... Or find us on social media: Facebook   / nipinthebudf.  . Instagram   / nipinthebud.  . Twitter   / nipinthebudfilm   LinkedIn   / nip-.  . 00:00 - Introducing Marcia 00:18 - MA in Special Education Needs 00:23 - Author of Black Brilliant and Dyslexic 00:42 - common signs of Dyslexia 01:05 - Word blindness 01:17 - Dyslexia is genetic 01:28 - Is dyslexia the same for everyone? 01:40 - Why is dyslexia missed? 02:05 - Different ways Dyslexia shows up 02:29 - Getting a diagnosis of Dyslexia 02:55 - Marcia's experience of Dyslexia 03:08 - Racial bias and dyslexia 03:16 - Dyslexia is nothing to so with intelligence 03:42 - My school reports 04:03 - Why I wrote Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic 04:07 - Advocating as a black dyslexic woman 04:43 - Institutional racism in schools 05:09 - Behaviour and racial bias 05:44 - Class and access to proper support 06:14 - Without a diagnosis 06:22 - Neurodiversity in prisons - the reality of lack of support 07:00 - private & specialist schools 07:14 - Multi-sensory learning 07:39 - Dyslexia & white privilege 08:15 - Early intervention Early support 08:24 - self esteem vs self sabotage 08:50 - What the right support produces 09:13 - Parenting a child with dyslexia 09:20 - neurodivergent parenting 09:36 - Talking together at home about dyslexia 10:00 - Advocating for your kids 10:20 - Know the law and your rights 10:30 - Mentoring and safe spaces 10:54 - Senco support 11:10 - Support for parents 11:30 - local support 11:57 - Confidence building 12:32 - Find your child's strengths 13:02 - Get your child the right support 13:20 - Schooling fit for purpose 13:40 - We need more creative education